Master bathroom ceilings (membrane fatigue in 80s–90s blocks)
Mould Removal in Tampines
Quick Answer
Tampines mould is driven by mature 1980s–90s HDB stock, east-coast sea-breeze humidity and ageing bathroom waterproofing — the three most common jobs here are bathroom mould, ceiling mould from inter-flat condensation, and aircon trunking sweat in Tampines North BTOs. Bathroom and ceiling treatment starts at S$199 per surface (promo, usually $299) and trunking work from S$560. WhatsApp a photo with your block number for an assessment.
Mature HDB stock, sea-breeze humidity and a lot of older bathrooms.
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Why Tampines sees this kind of mould
Tampines is one of Singapore's largest mature estates with a wide mix of 1980s–1990s HDB blocks alongside newer BTOs at Tampines North. Older bathrooms have ageing waterproofing membranes, and the east-coast sea breeze keeps indoor humidity stubbornly high — both classic mould drivers.
Common Tampines mould hotspots
The recurring patterns we see across this estate.
Bomb shelter / household shelter walls (sealed, unventilated)
Aircon trunking lines in bedrooms (condensation drip)
Wardrobe back-panels against external walls
Kitchen ceiling near service yard (rain ingress)
Why Tampines owners call Pico X Health
- High concentration of 30–40 year-old HDB stock with original waterproofing.
- Coastal humidity from East Coast / Pasir Ris keeps RH above 75%.
- Tampines North BTOs report aircon-trunking mould within the first year.
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Tampines live Area Health Index
A zone-level read of the conditions that drive mould in Tampines, recalculated from public Singapore environment data (data.gov.sg / NEA) plus our own field record. It answers how hard this estate is on a building, not how any one home is doing.
Composite area score: 54/100 — Poor · East reporting zone
Updated 14 Sep 2026, 01:41 AM SGT · refreshes every 3 days · source: data.gov.sg / NEA
Live layer (60%)
Moisture & mould risk 55/100
RH mean 75%
Outdoor air quality 35/100
PSI 85 · PM2.5 85
Thermal / condensation risk 86/100
29.4°C mean
Structural layer (40%)
Housing age & waterproofing 55/100
Exposure (coastal / waterway / forest) 50/100
Density & shading 62/100
Field record (cases per 1,000 dwellings) 54/100
Our Tampines case record
Period: 20 Jun 2024 - 13 Sep 2026. Case share is our own job mix, not a national prevalence figure. Dwellings are official HDB counts from HDB Property Information.
Mould-risk score through the year
Seasonal baseline mould-risk index for Tampines — a modelled estate profile; live daily points will replace individual months as they accumulate.
- Jan78
- Feb70
- Mar66
- Apr72
- May70
- Jun62
- Jul60
- Aug62
- Sep66
- Oct74
- Nov86
- Dec90
How this is calculated: live layer 60% — moisture & mould risk 30, outdoor air 20, thermal 10, from NEA humidity, temperature, rainfall, PSI and PM2.5 by reporting zone. Structural layer 40% — housing age and waterproofing 15, exposure 10, density and shading 8, our field record 7. Same 0–100 scale and bands (Excellent 85+, Good 70+, Fair 55+, Poor 40+, Critical under 40) as the Home Wellness Index. UV and noise are national context only and never scored.
What it is not: a measurement of any individual home. For an address-level score, use the Aira Hales Home Wellness Index.